50 Cent, Vivica A. Fox and Judge Greg Mathis are embroiled in a back and forth about a new BMF project.
According to Hip Hop DX, 50 Cent called out Fox for directing The First Lady of BMF: The Tonesa Welch Story. Mathis is also listed as an executive producer. As Shadow and Act reported, the BET+ film will tell the true story of Welch, who rose from the squalor of 1980s Detroit to become a drug queenpin.
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50 Cent wrote alluded on Instagram in a now-deleted post that his ex-girlfriend’s decision to direct the film was an attempt to not leave him alone.
“This should say 263 not BMF, @southwest263,” he wrote, referencing Terry Flenory and suggesting that Welch is the leader of the organization 263, not BMF. “What the fvck is this man!…Vivica ugh, So [you’re] not gonna ever leave me alone hun? and what the fvck is judge Mathis doing in this mix[.] I’m done, Im done with all of you ni66as. LOL.”
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Thankfully, if you missed seeing 50 Cent’s post, Fox screencapped it and posted it on her Instagram with the caption (as reported by Baller Alert), “TGIF Dawlings! Waking up to my ex @50Cent showing #1STLADYOFBMF support! Don’t worry dawling we got this! We gonna tell @firstladytonesa REAL story! Thanks!”
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Mathis also responded in his Instagram reels according to Hot New Hip Hop, telling 50 Cent, “You my guy,” but to “[l]et Tonesa eat!”
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“The first lady of BMF. You know I know Lala’s doing a hell ofa job–but y’all haven’t fed Toni. I’m from Detroit, and they’re from Detroit–that’s how I’m involved. These are Detroiters, man. We cut from the same cloth. I respect you man–I respect your work. Now, let us get some money.”
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Mathis referencing Lala Anthony is because of Anthony’s turn as Markisha Taylor on 50 Cent-produced Starz series BMF, a character based on Welch, but has been called out by fans and Welch herself because Markisha’s storyline has her in a relationship with Flenory (played by Da’Vinchi), who is still in high school at the time of the story.
